MAPPING MALARIA: How nature and neighbors shape the risk in Tanzania
A new study shows that malaria in southeastern Tanzania doesn’t spread evenly—it’s shaped by a mix of rainfall, elevation…
BREAKING BARRIERS: Ifakara brings research to the people in Kiswahili
The Ifakara Health Institute has officially begun sharing research findings and updates in Kiswahili on its new Swahili social media platforms, mar…
MALARIA: Scientists lay foundation for landmark vaccine trials
Despite years of progress in reducing malaria prevalence in Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea, gains have stalled in recent years. While early interv…
ANALYSIS: Who holds power in Tanzania’s health financing?
In Tanzania, decisions about maternal and child health are influenced by both government leaders and powerful global act…
TRAINING: Empowering health pros in cervical cancer screening and care
Building on the success of previous training programs, the Ifakara Health Institute, in collaboration with St. Francis Referral Hospital and Univer…
WEBINAR: Countdown collaboration to spotlight health financing in global dialogue
New policy dialogue announced
A high-level policy dialogue will soon highlight how countries are financing health services …
HEALTH INNOVATION: Mobile phone surveys could help track mosquito net use in Tanzania
A new study suggests that mobile phones could provide a faster and cheaper way to monitor mosquito net use in Tanzania, supporting malaria programs…
HOLIDAY: Maulid greetings to all our partners
The Ifakara Health Institute extends warm…
IASC2025: Smart data and local innovation for connected, equitable health systems
Day three – the final day – of the 4th Ifakara Annual Sci…
IASC2025: Equitable digital innovation for resilient and intelligent health systems
At IASC2025, conversations on digital transformation underscored the critical role of data and technology in shaping str…